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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

Eacardinp profits on the Eastern shors
Doctor Maxwell quoted from Mr.. samuei
m Earle OF Queen Anne's, whose baLa, ne
Iatta frnr, l.5O0 trees netted him ", ,ooV
In 1886 from James 8. Harris OF heht
conntv. Md. who for the last IL years
has cleared from 800 to $3.50 per acre
from the Duchess; and from Thomas =.
Vickera of Kent county, Md, who TOT
fine mast 10 years has averaged $l,2Vo an
nnailv from 18 acres of mixed varieties
An interesting discussion on pear eul-
ture followed the readi.g OF Dr. MhI,
wells paper, the principal point OF whiSl
was In regard to the class OF manure " "
uHed ON pear orchards and the welgnt ~
opinion and experience was deoiueuis
that stable and barnyard manures Pto
duced blight, and that pnre bone fer'iiiAe'
waa the best. .z A.,
state Chemist Wolf addressed IN,
society on the Nitrogen OF our crops,
and AZ the close Of his address ansWeret
varionA ouestions as TO the best fertipzetl \,
To be used to produce nitrofaction nn VIZ
soil. "a .ha oon,
Up. r. Polk, as chairman OF the colli =
mittea on exhibition, read report y
Witch he explained why the proposes -
hihition had been postponed unti heA .nl
wear. The report also showed that that IN !
committee having the matter in ohargs, IN;
working hard to make the coming e nn,
Hon a success. At the close OF his repoi
proper, Mr.. Polk addressed the Ass. asse. /.
blaae on the subject. he urgeo T;.h vns, Il,
cooperate with the committee mtsn .Uar,5 ~
finest fruit growing section in the W., wora. =,
there was no reason why the coming y, y, n
bibition in Wilmington should hot ~ :.
finest exhibit OF fruit the world ever ' sat
AlludinQ to the meagre appropriate
$500 which the State Legislature ga,
towards the expenses of the exmpl.lo, '1,
MT. POLK said the farmers OF pelawe ",,
especially needed co-operation .nAI We, mSJ
eneble them to place men in the legis, ~,
tnre who would recognize the roc. ~ ~
The agricultural and hortieultoIai M; ,nsi
asta Z of this State were worthy OF oonsi
er@tion. There should be an experiment I
farm ia each county of this sta.e =
frnjt interests are of sufficient imPoItah
10 warrant il. These farms need not
large. but they should be titted " w
eyerythine necessary to thCrouehiy
the work for which they w
inlended. The farmers We're
ths majority numerically. The ae
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
New x, q. V. Lodso az mock essin

A meeting was held in Odd Fellows
Hail. Hockessin, Thursday for the pur-
pose Of organizing castle of the X. g. q.
*. S. Chandler was elected chairman of
the meeting and E. z. Collins, secretary.
Mr.. Birchall, s. O., W. Oscar Brown, G.
S. H., Mr Fielding, G. M. r., grand
officers from Wilmington were present.
MIR. Pirchall delivered an address explain
ing the merits and growth of the order.
There were 80 names enrolled on the ap-
plication for chatter snd the following
officers were elected: P.C., Fl. q, Dutnall;
NO. John Press; V. O. "A. i. Williamson; H.
u. A. Dennis; b. p. y.B Thomas Will
Hanson; S. H, William MvYaugh NJ.
r., Charles +. Whitelock g. Of e, 1,
Elmer u Collins T. of D., W. Frank
Taylor q. W. b., Amos Evans W. O.
j. 4. Hendrickson; Eusigu, John Doud Z;
Esquire, Thomas Quiglsy 7. G., N. @.
Dixson; s. G William eress. Tie ofiiuers
elected will come 10 Wilmington ON Fri
day evening January goth, ,aud BE- iulSiated
into tie nS stefi.5 OF the order. The
castle will be instituted on the first
Thursday eve OF February and viii b.
known as Nuobessin Castle, No. Is. X,
| G. E., of the State of Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13


Nonsns.
A. tho recent meeting of the Dslawars
Rsilt1gd OompaYy. hefd In ID yer, 4 NJ.
Feisou, president, submitted the follow
ing report showing the receipts, ex-
felses and earnings of the line for the
year ending October Slst, 1887;
EARNINGS.
From passenpers. :. s95s, 1896 ss
From heights .................. 45l $685.
From mails, express, rents. .... S0,72t.12
Total. $3.50, ,O55.45
Operating expenses, per agree
gross sarnines. ,...,.. 515,2ss.s1
Net earnings. ..........,.... s220,8i6,64
Interest on bonds and dividends
OF stock, paid by lessee. III, ,b6O.OS
Showing a surplus Of. .........$ 69,26e.6i
This surplus has been appropriated az
follows:
Balance OF lessee's claim for pre-
vtous LOSSES. s......,.3...........$o $ooi iz1J ol
Half of residue to lessor. ........ 25,blS 62
Half of residue to lessee. ........ 26ble.o2
The results OF tho business as compared
with last year show:
Gain In passenger receipts. -. $2o, ,755 .62
Gain In freight receipts. 4A,Jgb.4I
Gain "a miscellaneous reeeipts.. ls16a.6e
s.4s
Total gain... ..-............ .Soa,sIo'fa
The number Of ar-loads Of peaches
carried over your road during the last
season was /, ,414, and of berries l,l96;
decrease Of 1856 carloads Of peaches and
SO carloads of berries as compared With
the previous year The property has
been kept in excellent condition by the
lessee; IN doing this l 444 tons OF steel
| t,.iis, 36t tous OF iron rails, 559 pairs OF
new fplces, 70,350 pounds OF spikes and
| 81 ,467 cFoss-ties have been used. seven
miles Of track have been bailasted with
/ gravel
Tha following shows the mileage Of
trains during the past year:
| Passenger trains have run. 2S6 o90 miles
/ Freight trains have rum. .3o1 ,S64 miles
| Distributing trains have run... 21,0SO miles
cor M. M.
Total.. ,.......s..t'.......'o 'oo'iVV4 HiileH
After paying all operating expenses
and crediting the sinking fund with its
share of profits of Delaware railroad fol
the past year, there will be balance to
the credit of the Delaware railroad sink
ing fund OF $27, ,81207 in cash and
Sil 900 of bonds of Delaware Railroad
Company, due 1895, costing, with interest
added, $13, ,499 34 making the tota
value OF the sinking fund, Sal ,3l0.4.
The amount charged to construction
account for the past year is $lO1 702.4
Upon this sum the lessee, by consent
will pay per cent per annum. The chiei
items OF tho amount consist OF the cos
of constructing $50 100 miles of new
second-track extension OF sidings a
Armstrong, Middletown, Townsend, Clay
ton, Dover and Delmsr, and turn table
track-scale and tank-house at Delmar
Also, in the difference in weight of new
steel rails over that of old iron rails takeI
up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

Apple Culture Dlscuasod Roth Pro
nnd Oou-Gremt Hopes for the Conn
Ang EShtbiu0n-The New officers
and Com ml lIlees Elected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
.CUNEIF0RM CHARACTERS
rxosYIrKoHs 6r sxINsYER AND
BaBRsoy.

elsesr EaSiaenca ~, ANA f'afNlIeiIepn
wan rslBitual Prephsry tionfsraasd
By Msderh Ssis cSve,P nn'' Nc~rnrcn
ina M s0potan,tss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
nEnAwAss RArLRoAD.

StsF a,ulS,t's ~ f'ur the ReNr--A BlE an-
cteass Oves shS Preceding T1Veiye
NtUrtiss.
A. tho recent meeting Of the Dslaware
Rsiltagd OompaDy. hefd In D Ver : NJ.
ireiaou, president, submitted the follow
ing report showing the receipts, ex-
penses and earnings of the line for the
year ending October 3lst, 1857:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

Passenger trains have run. 1856 $50 miles
Freight trains have rum. .3S1 ,S84 miles
Distributing trains have run... 2l,0SO mliss
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-03
Latest and Greatest Discov.

cry.
y. DE PRATPS HAMBURG FIGS
tallized fruit cathartic. A discovery
greatest interest to the medical pro
i. A boon to every household. A
delicious laxative or purgative pre-
from fruits and vegetables. So per
harmless that they may be admins
with entire safety to an infant. So
ious to adults that a single dose will
their value, and 50 elegant prepsra-
nat it needs only to be presented to the
c to become Q necessity in every
,hold throughout the land. For liver
,laint, habftual constipation, indiges-
dyspepsia and piles, they are specific.
4ve,ers by sea and land they will be
!. invaluable; they are positively un-
ig In their action, and this is the only
cine ever offered to the public that is
table to the taste, and so pleasant that
ZEN win eat the figs as eagerly as candy.
''le by every druggist throughout the
Price, 25 cents box. J. ]. Mack &
ropriet0rs, 9 and IL Front street, San
asco, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-03
HALLS
SARSAPARILLA

Cures al Diseases originating from
q disordered state Of the BLOOD O.
LIVER. Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Boils, Blotches, Fimples, Scrof6la,
Tamors, Salt Rheum and Mercurial
Pains readily yield to its purifying
orope4ties. It leaves the Blood pure,
;he Liver and Kidneys healthy and
The Complexion bright aud clear.
]. R. GATES & co, PRoPs.1 TORS.
~ S3pSr~ la ST Sa l'~oo-'-~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-03
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07

cd innych juz to ~sEysza}em, jenom
tego ME wierzy}. - Teraz znam
ca4y sekret tych jaszczurczych
}bdw! Chca oni nam przepisywaG
prawa, co many jesc hub pic, albo
do ktdrej religii many nalezec. =
Me! lego oni ME doczekaja! l tn
rzna} piescia W sto} - jakoby
chcia} wszystkich priczerow cd ia
Zu zatluc.
Potem %spojrzawszy ma mnie,
zapyta}, co tez ia mysle poczac z
tym sekretem, com to cd tego ko-
z}a us}yszeli.
Rzek}em tedy: = ia mvsle
tax u%czynit. Jak przyjade do
domu, natychmiast napisze do
Wiarusa, azeby wszyscy Polacy W
Texas mogli sic ~dowiedziet, jake
sldfa So ma mich i ma tysiace in
nych zastawlone; }otrzyki. wjdocz-
ME rhca odebrac ludziom wolnosc,
ktdrej Ameryka jedynie sic cieszy.
Mech czuwaja bracia Polacy
W Texas, azeby przez lekkomysl-
nose ME wpadli w 4apkQ, Z kt6re.j
ciezko by}oby sic wydostat. =
Mech rozwazajq pilnie tie 8
punkta owego karfa a przekonaja
sic, re on ma S~fusZnost.
Zreszta ME chodzi tn nam O
to, azeby koniecznie vodka mia}a
istniet, lccz chodzi nan iedynie G
wolnoSc.
Cheese, to phi wodke, piwc
hub vino, 4 ME cheese, to ME PHI
- Czyz 3 miliony ludzi maja pc.
kutowat "a ki]ka tysiecy, q mozc
set: my tyranii ME chcemy, pc.
datkow I razy wiekszych tez ME
potrzebujemy p}acic, a przeto my
wszyscy bedzielny gfoso.
wac ga antiprollibicya. t.
]. azeby prawO zostalo talk
Jest obecnie.
Tax Ago sierpnla jak
jeden maj stawimy sic do urny
wyborczej i oddamy g}osy, broniac
wolnoSci.
Prawie wszyscy najwyzsi IL
rzednicy w Texas oswiadczaja sic
"a antiprohibicya, przcto mozemy
bye pewni, zc ME zb}adzimy, gdy
t2 sauna droga pojdziemy.
A wtenczas z~obaczymy, re pa
movie prohibicyonisci skreca kark
jak ten zo}w, ktdry 2 liny spad4 W
Fair Grounds.
LI,c1DI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07
I new York..

Pod}ug korespondencyi p.
F. H. Topora, generalnego
sekretarza tutej szego uPatryo-
tycznego Tow. Wzajemnej Po-
'mocy Sci Mai" do Kwyera
Polskiego W Paryzu, uchwali-
10 rzeczone Towarzystwo, roz-
poczac zbieranie skfadek ma
Nundusz Ratowanaa Marodu
Po1skiego Ojczyzny i beda
stowarzyszeni skfadali do
browolnie ma ten eel ofiary a
ZarzqdTow.3 Sci Maj assygnowa}
co miesiac z kasy pc 5 cts.
cd ka°o czfon-
kow, ktorzy, procz tego, pod
kontrolq Zarzadu, maja urzq.
dziG oddzielne ko1ko, dla agi-
towania tel sprawy wsr6d
swoich stosunnow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07
0 sliszu:
500. ,,Takiamu siiaczowi

80. ,TakiHmu sifaczowi
- obranemu re czci i WARY
= pow erzom o b J. O.
e in tereso w k a t O i.
Gym 20 k leg W
A m eryce e. Pieniadze Ba-
rzynskich, R~adziejewskich ct
tutti quaint stojq 90 dispozy-
cyl tego czfowieka, DO on i'm
Re lyle kiamstw i
brudow rzuci ma ten Zwiazek,
" ME podobna, azeby ktos
chocia2 csesci jegc k}amstw
ME uwierzy1.
,,Zaleay jednakze ma tenn,
czy nasze spofeczehstwo po-
zwoll ma to, ably poaobnle
wzgardzone individual mogly
ba}amucic opina" i t.
d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07
ROME KAWAkKI
z r EXAS.

l A~N~s
Prawic ka&dy Polak. W Texas
a przyna jmnjei ten, ktory chce cos
wiedzleG = vie o tenn, re cafy ty-
dzieh, t, j, Cd 1890 do 25 czerwca,
odbywafy sic manewra wojskowe
W Houston, Tex, ma ktorych be-
zemnie sic ME obyfo. Oprocz
wolska, widziatem tam wiele roz.
maitych innych rzeczy, krore W
zachwyt ujmowaiy widow.
Naj5fosnieisze ha, ha, ha!
wybuch'o w}asnie, kiedy olbrzymi
zo1w pc linic chodzis j naraz
spadf i kark sobie skrecif. w TEN
z przeciwlcgfej stron: VIOLA mnic
ktos pc imieniu.
Wytszeszczam oczy n wszyst-
kie strony, u mic mogq spostrzedz
tego smialka, kt6ry sic powazyf
gtosno wymowit mole imie, ME
majac moie navel do mnie inte-
reSu.
Postanowilem natychuiast
opusciG ,,Eair Groumds"i Gowie-
dziec sic, czy w mlescie ME znaj-
duja sic Jacy zna.iomi. Id;.c ciagle
Mica Main Street, ZaSzedfem ma.
reszcic do Capital Hotel, / tn mi
mowoli Jezyk sam, Cd %gorzaczki
zapiek}y skierowaf wprost do
Hotelu, azeby go odwilzye.
Otwieram nagle drzwi, q W
ten krzyk sic zrobif "a drzwia-
mi i wofanie ma policya. ia mys-
lac, re bitwa powstafa W salonie,
a bojac sic, by ME przyszfo do
strzelania, zroblfem odwr6t, lecz
jake by1o mole zdziwienie, gdy
spostrzegfem, re za NINA cafym
pedem biegnie policyant, a IA
MIN cz1owick 2 okrwawionym no
sem. ia niczego slq ME spodzie-
wajac, przystane1em, lecz wtej
chwill ow p%oljcyant chwyta mnie
"a ramie j powla.a mi = Pan
jestes aresztowanyl Ma take Dc
tun al struchlafcm; pytam go,
z jakiej przyczyny jestem areszto-
wany.
Podczas gdy SIG TAX 2 policy
antem umawiany, nadchodzi ow
.jegomosc z krwawiacym nosem j
- o zgrozo! = kogdI ia widze?:!
Byf to moi kcchany Onufry z
Bryan, ktory zawisf ma mel szyi
i pocza1 mnie sciskac i ca}owaG
PREY czem pokrwawif mn;e 20
ca1ej twarzy; q nawet ubranic mi
krwia powalaf.
Mic zwazaf on wtenczas ma
policyanta, tylko wciagnaf mnie
do - Casino
futaj umywszy sic, zaczaf mi
o%powiadac swoja historya: jak on,
chcac wychodzic z s%aIonu, kiedy
ktos w1asnie wchodzi4, zos-
tat hukniety drzwiumi W nos, ze
al sic przewrocif. Tutaj dopicro
domlarkowaiem sic Re to ia, Of
%wlerajac cie4kie drzwi salonu ugo-
dillon niemi mego przyjaciela.
Naturalna rzecz, il wyspowia-
dafem sic &c wszystkiego j pocze-
lismy ga oijac piwo, gdy wtem
%przysunefa sic do mas prawie
.niepostrzcznie jakas %istota, co led
Nby}o poznaG, czy to jest czfo-
Aczy tel .Jakas lima &yjaca
e micrzyf on wiecej, jak
e. +; =: :; 60: :: :: 6; :; &: :: !:
\ !; :: :: :: :: :: :: :;
dym spoj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07


Lecz ow mafy jegomosG ma mic ME
zwazajac, %zaczaf do mas wte sfowa:
- Przepraszam panow IA narzu-
Genie sic i'm. Nazywam sic Prohi-
bicyonista a pochodze z w a C o.
Widze, re panowie ME ga tacy
gfupi, jak to jest wielu, przeto
chciaibym sic rozmowic z panama..
ia przez ten czus, jak karlis-
ko do mas m6wlfo przyszediem
jakos do siebic i zapytafom sic,
czego on Cd mas &ada. - Prohi.
bicyonista: Panowiejuz dobrzo vie
dza, ie w Texas wre zacieta wall
ka pomiedzy talk zwanymi Prohi-
bieyonistami j Antiprohibicyonis-
tami. ia jake Agent pfatny cd
Prohibicyonist6w a %raczej cd hap
tistowskich j metodiskich pricze
row jczdzam pc catem Texas i
werbuje ludzi, naturalhie bez ro-
zumu azeby tax gtosrwaIi, jak
panowie priczery sobic 1ycza.
ia: = A czy pan Prohibicyo-
nista mysli to samo, co mowisz
ludziom?
Prohibicyonista: - Bynajmniej
ia to wszystko robie za pieniq-
DE, ]ak JUL mowifem, a W duchu
jestem czystym Antiprohibicyonis-
tn.
Onutry: = Takim ~sposobem
to pan oszukajesz swych chlebo.
dawcow.
Prob. = Alez uwa1ajcle, pa
movie! Czy ktory wolny a PREY
tenn rozumny cziowiek bedzic So
bic dobrowolnie p6wroz ma kark
zak}adal?
ia: Jak to pan rozumiesz, pro-
SIC nam to wytfumaczyG.
w tym kelner przyniosf 2
mate piwa i .jedue duza szklan-
Ike Ola pana Prohibicyonisty. -
Gdy wypit, daIej ciagnaf:- Ma poi
miliona gfos6w Texas ME masz
ami $4,000 takich, ktorzy sa re
czywistymi prohibicyonistami, a /
ci ME odrzuca szklanki piwa lub
wodki, lecz pija oni tax, azeby ich
nikt.nie widziaf, Re oni pija; ci to
faryzeusze / krzykacze chce, aAeby
wszystklch emusic, by pokryjomu
ludzie pill.
Onufry: Ale gdyby prohibit
cyonisty wygraiy, to Mkt by ME
m6gt pic ami navel pokryjomu.
Prohibicyonista: w tenn sic
pan mylisz, gdyz tylko biedny
farmer, ktory by mic byf sta
ME kupid sobie cafej beczkl wodkl
= ten by mic mog1 pic, lecz Was
ME 81 krzykacze piliby jak i teraz
p,ja sprowadzajac soble win
wodke beczkami.
ia: = Czy pan mySllsz, IL
prohibicyonisci zostana pobici W
p~rzysz}ej elekcyi?
Prob: = TAX! Z%ostana pobici,
lecz ludzie, kt6rzy chca, azeby pra-
wo ME by4o zmicnione, powinni
be- wyjatku wszyscy ~g}osowat,
gdyz prohibieyoniSci ME Spiq i
lekcewazyc sobic tego mkt ME pc
winien, DO by z1e skutki q tego
wyplyne}y.
Onufry: - Prosze pana nam
wyjasnic, co IA z}c skutki mogly-
by = tego wynikn2t?
Prob: = l. Salonisci W Texas
plaza lyle pieniedzy "a license, he
prawic ca}y Rad W Texas Z tego
sic utrymuje, a gdyby ME by}o
salon6w, m~usieliby farmerzy tc
same pieniadze }ozyt jake podatek,
i 3 togo zadnei korzySci by Mkt
ME mia}.
p Gdyby prohibicyonisci
micli zwyciezyt, to najdalej "a .
lata ~zakazana bedzic tabaka, ktdra
tax aamo DUO picniedzy przynosi
zadowi.
5. Jezell zwycieza, to maj
dalcj "a 10 lat bedzie g}osowanie,
ktora rcligii ma Texas istniec,
czy baptistowska, ely metodistow-
ska. - Powiadam wan, panowic,
to sekretnic = Iecz gdyby sic oni
micli o tenn dowiedeiet, lie ich
sckrcta wydaje, to gotowi mic
gdzic zamcczyt, a przecicz kilka
dolar0w tel dobrc - W tenn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07

Bog vie, co ola mel py ZroDk'
Ia, byIe tylko widziet ia u
Biedna sadzl}a, lie cienie ko-
chane] siostry, widzac corecz-
Ike W takie] admiracyi, 2 pc
"a grobu ja bfogos}aw1a.
7 rosfo sobie cudne dziew-
cze, coraz kaprysniejsze, coraz
zarozumialsze, a coraz pro-
zniejsze. = Czemad ME mlafo
by6 takiem. Cd pierwszej chwi-
il stafa sic tn wszechw}adna
pania, prawdziwq kr6lowa
wieszcze,H.. Natura, zwlerzeta
i ludzie skfadali sic ma Jeden
lie, ussmiech. Gdzie rosnq kwiat-
Xxi, ktoremi Julcia talk sic "a
chwyca?-O, az W Sosnowcu!
Jadac raz z ciotkq do panstwa
Paprskich, ujrzafa Z okna ka-
rety blyszczqce kwiateczk1,
Ujrzawszy, zapragnefa mar
wac. Narwawszy, talk sic ME
mi zachwycila, IL szepnela W
upojeniu, lie gdyby Bog chclaf
ia czem obdarzyG, to proslfa-
by tylko o to, ably co dzlen
2 tych kwiatow bukleclk ia
oxuie postawll. lego by1o
dosyG.-Ej! Kaska, Maryska,
albo tam z was ktora, nogl
"a pas i skoro swift, do So
snowego lasu, a &C Maple
kniejszych! Bo inaczeJ -. 10
ra re dwora!
Kwiateczki stojq.""... a CO
dzien swieasze, co dzicn pie
knieisze.... usmiech ma ustach
ciocia szczesliwa.
-Ach, ciociu! co "a sllczny
obrazek - ia sarenka i to
dziewcze ia karmiqce!!... MOI
Boae, aebym to ia kiedy mo-
ola mice sarenke. - Takbym
ia pielegnowa3a, talk bym ko-
cha]a! Ma szyi mia}a by r6-
iowa wstqzeczke re srebrnym
dzwonec2kiem, co by slicznle
odbija1o do koloru sierci, ale
prawda, wszak ME WIEN ma
wet, jak sarenka wyglqda.
Rydzewo ma lasy, a W la
sach zwierzyne,-Panie lesni-
czy! bierzcie ludzi sifa i dalej
w lasach urzadzic obfawe.
.Przetrzqscie wszystkle mocza-
ny i krzewy, az sarna wpad-
ME w sieci waszych trzewy.
Sarenka wpad]a i W parku bu-
dujq gniazdko ola jej stadfa.
Sarenka w sidfach. Dziewcze
MIA sic piesci, radosclq poi /
ciocie zachwyca usmiech die
woji.
-Ciociu karosza! = co o.
gniem z ocz bfyska, a z pod
ko5w mu iskra tysiacem Wy
pryska. Karosz w stajnl stol.
Dwoch ludzi z Bogosz wiodlo
rumaka, co ME znat co INA
czy siodfo. A jak go dostali?
Bo tysiqc zah dali, a 2ydom
pszenice ma pniu przedall. :
Lecz przysz3a godzina.... sa-
renka i kwiatkiem JUL gardzi
dziewczyna. Do ksiazek, do
nauk. Vice tony, foliafy, wy
tarte i stare nawet sZpargafy
ma pokarm ola ducha, ma stra-
we ola mysli. | oczki swe N
czy, mad ksiqzkq wcia3
cok, drugi i trzeci.
-Juleczko kQ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07
CHARACTERISTICS
KROPI IDA
(podfug ZqO0Y. J

(podiug Zgody.J
Gdy Slisza wyrzucil Zwia-
eek re swego grona, DO miaf
"a lepkie palce w towarzy-
stwie, ktorego by1 prezyden-
tenn, uciekf 2 Buffalo i przy-
byf moralnie i materyal-
ME zrujnowany ma Zachod.
Tutaj wszyscy, poznawszy
go W kilKu dniach, poczeli
re wzgardq cd niego sic Cd
wracae, a vice ME majqc in
nego wyjscia, rzucif sic W OBJ
jecia tych, przeciwko Etorym
dawniej pisaf, i stat sic wro-
gien tego, "a czem przez ty-
lie miesiecy gardfowal " pre-
konania" [?!]
Je5o nowi pryncypafowie,
ktorzy tax pobozn>e zaklinali
sic W Were / Ojczyznie, lie
poidq drogq zgody i miloSci,
poza}owali tego, boo tyllSo
skandale radujq lch SERGE, ale
ME chcac k1adzeniem swego
nazwiska zadaG k}am swym
dawniejszym s]owom, usunel'
sic pozornie, II wysuneli ma
prod Slisza, sqdzac re on be-
die najlepszem narzed2iem do
rozmazywania brudow. 10 SO
zakulisowe t%ajemnice tego no.
wego Sliszowskiego arcydzie1a,
ktore nazwano ,,Kropidiem"
Slisz bedqc teraz ma 2o1-
die u wrog6w Zwiqzku, a
ME majac mic do stracenia,
poczyna zaczepiac urzednikow
Zwiazkowych, jak to navel JUL
z Cenzorem uczynif. = Pobi-
CT zupefnie w polemice rozu-
novel, przyciagneli takiego
S]isza do swego serca, aAeby
on g1osif tie brudy, z ktoremi
oni wstydzq sic wystapiG O.
twarcie.
Ale ujadanie ludzi W rodzo-
ju Slisza ma mellow znanych
z u~czciwosci, patryotyzmu i
poswiecenia ME ma wartosci,
DO kazdy rozsqdny cziowiek
zrozumie, ze taxi Slisz czujac
sic sam niskim i upokorzo-
nym, pragnle nadrobic NINA i
aytartem czo}em, ktore tax
he z MIN, lie moznaby mu
AdaG patent. Walka z
ipdiwiduami jest
- i : !;
/
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-12-08
A Japanese Interior.

The customer or visitor stops on
the ground level, there leaves his clogs,
sandals, or shoes, and mounts the next
platform in his stockings or bare feet.
These upper platforms are highly pol
tshed and partly covered with mats.
All of the latter are three by six feet,
and are the unit of measurement of
floors or walls. For example, a room
is so many mats large. These pol
ished floors and mats are kept with
scrupulous cleanliness. The shoe or
sandal is not permitted to tread upon
them. The dealer and his customer
or visitor sit or squat upon the first
platform, smoke a pipe together, and
90 through with their negotiations or
chat. The pipe, by the way, does not
hold more than thimbleful of tobacco,
and is emptied in three to five putfs.
On the inner platforms the family
reside. As I said. the whole is open
wide to the street. At night wooden
shutters are put up, closing the first
shop. These shutters are sometimes
in solid wooden panels, but perhaps
more frequently of light, open lattice
work. The upper platforms are di-
vided into smaller compartments by
putting up panels like window sashes,
very light and prettily vanished. On
one side of this is pasted thin paper,
light and translucent. These panels
sit or slide in grooves. Thus a house
of say 12x25 feet may in five minutes
DE made into four or five separate
rooms. The shutters and papered
panels are set up during the day in re-
cesses built for the purpose in the outer
walls of the house. Each recess has
in front sliding door, which closes up
80 as to hide it. The walls of the
houses are of single thickness of
board. On this light laths of bamboo
are tackled, and over tnis a coat of
plaster is spread. Among the better
classes this plaster is of lime, with
picked oakum in lieu of hair. In the
poorer houses the plaster is of mud
and straw. The coat of plaster is
so thin that the whole wall is not much
over two inches thick.-Carter Il. Rar-
riS1p. in Chicago Mail.